... need ourselves, we make it good enough to give away. The code is public, so anyone can read it and judge our work for themselves. Here s what s out there so far, all free and open source: Headroom (my baby): a native Mac disk analyzer. It shows a treemap of your drive, finds duplicates and developer caches, and tells you what s safe to delete before anything goes to Trash. Claude and other AI agents ... ... account, no telemetry, no subscription. MIT license. Nona : a self-hosted alternative

... question without a terminal, a router admin page or a speed test: is my connection the problem, or is it something past my door? The Link panel on the Netfox Overview the wired half, the radio with its headroom and its rate, the error counters, and the first-hop split What the cable negotiated, against what it could have. A 10-gigabit port that settled for 1 Gb/s is not broken and nothing in macOS tells you it happened. Netfox ... ... names the two usual reasons the cable, or the switch at the other end. What the radio is really doing. Not just "Wi-Fi 7 at 720 Mb/s", but how much room you have: 39 dB of headroom

... with draggable nodes for frequency, gain, and Q-factor. Per-App Automation: Assign custom profiles that switch automatically when you launch specific apps (e.g., dedicated bass curve for YouTube, flat target for Hi-Fi streaming). DSP & Headroom Management: Dedicated preamp control, peak limiter to prevent digital clipping, and L/R channel balance. Privacy-First: Zero ads, zero tracking/telemetry, no accounts required, and works completely offline. The base app is free with the standard 10-band EQ and Simple mode ...

... model context probing, no field to set a limit. Skim just caps attachment/PDF text to a fixed, conservative budget before the request leaves your machine, and marks anything trimmed with a visible (truncated) safe, but it does leave headroom on a big local model. Fair nudge, so I opened an issue to make it adapt (for Ollama the model's context length is basically already available to us): https://github.com/nikserg/skim/... Thanks ...

... that covers every vertical surface. The credit model is flat. One Engine generation is 200 credits, regardless of track length. The live tier is Pilot at $30/month, which includes 750 credits enough for roughly three full Engine generations with headroom for Studio scene adjustments afterward. If you want to understand how the AI engine turns your audio file into a 9:16 music video , the step-by-step walkthrough is on the Echonos blog. What We Didn't Expect ...

... went from 3072MB to 2456MB on a 4096MB container. 2 reasons: --max-old-space-size only bounds V8 s old generation. It doesn t bound native memory used by Buffers, ICU data, worker-thread heaps, or native drivers. Leaving headroom under the cgroup limit reduces the chance of an OOM kill triggered by native allocations the GC can t help with. Smaller heaps mean shorter GC pauses, which are exactly the stalls that were tripping the liveness probe. A useful ...

... your  plan allowance  you have used, compared to your  Kahana subscription limit . It is tied to  plan limits from subscription and usage services , not a raw model quota alone. That way you see  remaining headroom for your billing period , not a mystery counter. Where to find it:  Glance  under the composer or in the header  for the bar and label. After a long chat or a voice session, give ... ... kahana.io/docs/daily-token-usage-bar Related:  https://kahana.io/docs/subscript... |  https://kahana.io/docs/router-as...  |  https://kahana.io/docs/kahana-su... Questions we would love your take on: Transparency Is a visible daily bar enough, or do you want a breakdown by feature (chat vs

... push"] } }); Rate limit tiers To ensure fair usage, we've updated Trophy's default rate limiting to use a tier system based on endpoint. No changes are required to any integrations as we've ensured that these limits include headroom based on current usage patterns. Each API endpoint is now assigned one of the following tiers: Tier Rate Limit Tier 1 10 req/s Tier 2 100 req/s Most endpoints are Tier 2. At time of writing the Tier 1 endpoints ... ... here's a few things we have cooking... Points boosts Temporarily modify points logic around key events with no code e.g. "2X points weekend". Aggregated leaderboards Configure leaderboards that create competition between groups of users like "London vs